Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

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1111 r poaiticA end the candidates
2o1 upoa by ne leaders will receive the
80 q tho volsrA The club - officered
II f1loWs, Preaident Sylvester Burrells
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4Aomas Wa1ess; treasurer, Perry JoneA The
dob VIII mset On next Tuesday night to
oo0plsee he Organization, and the member.
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Oorvices viii b held this evening 10 the
0eaom church, On Walnut street, when .
sermon will b delivered BY Rev. Schoettle,
os Paterson, N. J. On Sunday morning the
holy oommunion will b administered to the
0oogroGotiOu. also sermon will bo preached
~ Rev, q Xirchman, OF Baltimore On
0unday evening missionary service will be
hoad An address on foreign missions will
- made By Rev. Sheleha, Of Williamsport,
md IN address on homo missions will be
nade By Rev. e. Huber, Of Baltimore
Rev. Q. d. Rlshel ID absent from town on .
collecting tour. His pulpit will be occupied
On Sunday BY the Rev. George Winebrenner
1aokey, Of Harrisburg.
Rev. Edward Huber, Of St Matthews
Lutheran church, Baltimore, president Of the
Maryland conference In town, will preach in
ne Sscood streee Lutheran church, Sunday
morning. Rev. VIM. p. Evans will preach
n the evening on "Be not entangled again
with the yoke Of bondage" in it, application
70 the recent experiences Of the congregation.
His text Il the motto on the picture OF the
church. which wss an important feature In
~ doNovnf10gn nf la lunAaO
High School Exercises.
The pupils Of the high school held their
eemi.monthly exercises on Friday afternoon,
when the following interesting programme
was given: Inaugural address, Harry
Zeamer referred question, 'Give origin Of
the saying mind your p's and q's,'" Thoa
Young debate, 'sResolved that travelling is
more educating than reading" affirmative,
Amelia Bucher and Harry Eyde; mega.
tive, Percy Wilson and Maggie Heinaman
trio Charles Hollinger. Annie Ditz and Edith
Eourbeer recitation, Elsie Pheneger I; read.
Ing, Annie Pinkerton song, by boys
spelling match, A and b. classes referred
question, " Who was the Man in the Iron
Mask - John Miller recitation Of the high
school Bell" editress. Bessie kaufman.
Aysterjously IDjured.
George Lindsey age about II years, liv.
Ing on Ferry street. went into the country
about noon and came home last evening, in
. serious condition. His face was badly cut,
bruises on his head and right arm and in
other places. The bruises on the head are OF
avery serious character, and have rendered
the boy partially unconscious. He cannot
give an account Of how he was hurt Dr..
Taylor attended his Injuries 1t IL thought
that he attempted to jump on freight train
and was thrown 70 the ground.
Cleaning Their DWellings
The colored population Of Tow Hill are at
work renovating their houses for the
coming Of the ministers at the conference to
b held next week. The houses are being
whitewashod, pAt6ted and papered. The
Work ID n0e'U0ndned to the houses, but the
serSafb16d alleys are receiving attention and
~ being thoroughly cleaned.
The spring inspection Of Company G will
b held sometime during next week.
Susquehanna Lodge, No. 80, OF Odd
Fellows, will meet In their lodge room on
Sunday morning at o'clock to attend the
Iuneral OF their late member, Joseph Funk,
OF Washington borough.
Howard Smoker left town yesterday after.
noon for Philadelphia, where he will attend
lectures at the College OF Pharmacy. The
Sunday school class Of the Presbyterian
church, Of which he was Q member, pre-.
sented him with gold headed cane.
The horse attached to the farm wagon of
b. N. Eugle. farmer, became frightened this
morning on Locust street, and started to run
away. The wagon became fastened to post
and In the endeavors OF the horse to get loose
the shafts were broken.